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The Best Video Game Tracker Apps (Like Goodreads for Video Games)

By Matthew Lynch
June 6, 2023
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In the age of digital gaming, it can be hard to keep track of all the video games you’ve played or plan to play. Enter video game tracker apps, which act like the popular book tracking app, Goodreads, but for video games. These apps allow you to easily keep track of the games you’ve beaten, the ones you’re playing, and the titles you’re eyeing for future gaming sessions. Below are some of the best video game tracker apps available.

1. My Game Collection

My Game Collection is a comprehensive video game database app that lets you catalogue your gaming collection, including physical and digital copies of games across all platforms. You can add games by scanning their barcodes, search from an extensive online database, or manually input a game’s information. My Game Collection also automatically pulls game news, trailers, and reviews from various sources.

2. Gameye

Gameye is a popular game tracking app for both casual and hardcore gamers. It features a fast and intuitive interface that lets you quickly add games to your collection by scanning barcodes or manually adding them. Gameye also includes helpful statistics, such as the percentage of games you’ve completed, and a feature that lets you track your gaming backlog.

3. Backloggery

Backloggery is a web-based game tracking app that lets you create a list of games you want to play, those you are currently playing, and those you’ve completed. This app features social media-like elements, such as a public message board where you can interact with other gaming enthusiasts. Backloggery also has various customization options, such as the ability to change the color scheme of your profile, to make the app more personalized.

4. Completionator

Completionator is a free game tracking app that lets you track your game collection, playthroughs, and achievements across multiple platforms. This app features some nifty tools, such as a calculator that gauges how long it will take you to complete a game based on your playing habits. Completionator also provides game recommendations based on your collection and game interests.

In conclusion, video game tracker apps are becoming increasingly popular among gamers who want to keep organized and on top of their gaming journey. While there are many options out there, the above-mentioned apps are among the best and provide excellent features that cater to a wide variety of gamers. So, whether you’re a casual gamer or a dedicated completionist, be sure to give one of these apps a try for a more immersive gaming experience. 

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